Sentence examples for situation is exposed from inspiring English sources

The dysfunctionality of this situation is exposed when Juliana, a friend of Avril's from school, comes for the weekend.

The situation is exposing a main vulnerability of the nation's hospital care system, which executives say relies heavily on private insurance to subsidize certain services.

"That's the grandfather of all of them," Mr. Cohodes said of Lernout, because the company's market value grew so large before the situation was exposed.

Burns kept the scoreboard ticking over for Gloucester against the run of play with some superb goal-kicking but the brutal reality of the visitors' situation was exposed soon after the break when Strettle stormed over.

It also refers to the many young children and adolescents in hazardous work situations being exposed to physical hazards and psychological abuse, those working in agriculture with dangerous tools and harmful chemicals, and girls working as domestic servants – isolated and often victims of sexual abuse.

Because of her family situation, Mirela is exposed daily to the risks of HIV, Hepatitis B and C infection.

In the experiments that follow we refer to this HOOH concentration as the surface monoculture (SMC) challenge, as it represents the hypothetical situation where Prochlorococcus is exposed to naturally generated HOOH in the surface mixed layer in the absence of HOOH-removing helpers.

We wish to highlight here that in the pure OA case, if the binding to the Co nanoparticles is through the double bond or carboxylic ends with Co nanoparticle surface, an unfavorable situation where -CH3 end is exposed to aqueous environment would result.

Results presented here are generally applicable to other situations where terrestrial wildlife is exposed to chemical contaminants.

SAD is characterized by intense fear or anxiety relating to social or performance situations where the individual is exposed to scrutiny by others.

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, Fourth Edition (DSM-IV) of the American Psychiatric Association defines social anxiety disorder as a persistent fear in one or more social or performance situations whenever the person is exposed to unfamiliar people or to possible scrutiny by others [ 3].